OpenMetadata/docs/openmetadata-apis/schemas/entities/databaseservice.md

Database Service

This schema defines the Database Service entity, such as MySQL, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, or Snowflake. Alternative terms such as Database Cluster, Database Server instance are also used for database service.

$id:https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/services/databaseService.json

Type: object

This schema does not accept additional properties.

Properties

• id required
  • Unique identifier of this database service instance.
  • $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/uuid
• name required
  • Name that identifies this database service.
  • Type: string
  • Length: between 1 and 128
• displayName
  • Display Name that identifies this database service.
  • Type: string
• serviceType required
  • Type of database service such as MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, Postgres...
  • $ref: #/definitions/databaseServiceType
• description
  • Description of a database service instance.
  • Type: string
• version
  • Metadata version of the entity.
  • $ref: ../../type/entityHistory.json#/definitions/entityVersion
• updatedAt
  • Last update time corresponding to the new version of the entity.
  • $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/dateTime
• updatedBy
  • User who made the update.
  • Type: string
• href required
  • Link to the resource corresponding to this database service.
  • $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/href
• jdbc required
  • JDBC connection information.
  • $ref: ../../type/jdbcConnection.json#/definitions/jdbcInfo
• ingestionSchedule
  • Schedule for running metadata ingestion jobs.
  • $ref: ../../type/schedule.json
• changeDescription
  • Change that lead to this version of the entity.
  • $ref: ../../type/entityHistory.json#/definitions/changeDescription

Type definitions in this schema

databaseServiceType

• Type of database service such as MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, Postgres...
• Type: string
• The value is restricted to the following:
  1. "BigQuery"
  2. "MySQL"
  3. "Redshift"
  4. "Snowflake"
  5. "Postgres"
  6. "MSSQL"
  7. "Hive"
  8. "Oracle"
  9. "Athena"
  10. "Presto"
  11. "Trino"
  12. "Vertica"
  13. "Glue"
  14. "MariaDB"
  15. "Druid"

This document was updated on: Tuesday, January 25, 2022